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Mommie Dearest--Music from the Motion Picture LP

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Category: Vinyl

Christina Crawford's controversial memoir about the abuse she suffered at the hands of mother Joan Crawford spawned an even more controversial movie starring Faye Dunaway as the Hollywood diva. Panned by many, Mommie Dearest won an award for the worst movie of the '90s, and to this day is loved/loathed for being an over-the-top camp cult classic. But one aspect of the movie was universally hailed: Henry Mancini's elegant score. 
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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Madison ★★★★★

The gatefold sleeve feels sturdy and the vinyl came flat with no warping, which I always worry about with older soundtracks. The orchestral tracks really capture that over-the-top Hollywood drama, and it’s a fun piece for any campy film collection.

Evelyn V. ★★★★★

The vinyl itself is a heavy 180-gram pressing that feels really sturdy, and the sleeve art captures that dramatic 80s movie-poster vibe perfectly. I threw it on my turntable last night and the score’s ominous strings sound way richer than any digital stream could deliver. For any fan of campy cult c

Jason ★★★☆☆

The record itself plays clean enough, but the tracklist feels like a rush job, skipping a few of the film’s moodier instrumental moments I was hoping to hear. The jacket art is a nice touch, though, and it’s a solid pick if you’re just after the main vocal cuts.